La gestión del Payroll internacional implica mucho más que calcular una nómina. Cuando una empresa desplaza trabajadores al extranjero o cuenta con profesionales que prestan servicios en distintos países, debe analizar correctamente aspectos laborales, fiscales, de Seguridad Social y migratorios. Accede al recurso completo Fuente:Adlanter
Fiscalidad Movilidad Internacional
Contenido IHRproviders: When Your Tax Data Becomes a Target List: GNS Advisory
In June and July 2026, France’s tax administration, the Direction générale des Finances publiques (DGFiP), suffered a series of unauthorised accesses to its information systems involving compromised credentials belonging to a DGFiP employee and an authorised third party. By mid-August, French authorities had confirmed that approximately 678,000 individuals and professionals had potentially been affected across […]
Contenido IHRproviders: VialtoDirect: Una herramienta para conectar personas en movilidad con expertos globales| Semana IHRproviders 2026
Intervención de Vialto Partners en el marco del webinar Novedades en servicios de gestión internacional de personas dentro de la Semana IHRproviders 2026. Accede al recurso completo Fuente: Vialto Partners
Employee Mobility Solutions, una de las firmas expertas en #IHRproviders
EMS (Employee Mobility Solutions) es una de las firmas expertas que forman parte de nuestra #IHRproviders. Con más de 35 años de experiencia en movilidad internacional, aborda de forma conjunta las distintas necesidades que surgen en el traslado de profesionales entre países, desde los trámites migratorios y fiscales hasta los servicios de relocation, mudanzas […]
¿Qué opinaron los testers de HRmes?
Durante este verano, profesionales de la comunidad, expertos en movilidad internacional, testearon la versión beta de HRmes. ¿El resultado? Una valoración media de 8/10 y un diagnóstico muy claro: – Lo más valorado: Rapidez imbatible, estructura limpia de respuestas y la garantía de consultar conocimiento práctico real sin que la IA se invente datos. – […]
Contenido IHRproviders: The Global Employer: Focus on Global Immigration & Mobility: Baker Mckenzie
This handbook, which provides an overview of the business and legal considerations associated with global mobility assignments and employment of foreign nationals, is one of the many valuable resources made available to multinational companies that move employees around the world. The product of nearly 75 years of experience, the information found on the following pages […]
Contenido IHRproviders: What Is Permanent Establishment Risk & How to Avoid It: Deel
In today’s rapidly expanding global market, businesses are keen to enter new territories, recruit top international talent, and set up cross-border operations. However, these opportunities come with significant risks, particularly concerning Permanent Establishment (PE) — a tax concept that dictates when foreign companies must adhere to local tax regulations in a host country. Accede […]
Contenido IHRproviders: The primary residence under the “Beckham Law”: could the controversy finally be coming to an end?: Andersen
The special regime for impatriates, commonly known as the ‘Beckham Law’, allows certain taxpayers who have relocated to Spain to be taxed for up to six years under the rules governing Non-Resident Income Tax (IRNR), despite having acquired tax residence in Spain. This peculiarity creates a paradox with unjustifiable practical consequences which, in light of […]
Contenido IHRproviders: Why global workforce mobility faces a new tax inflection point: EY
Cross-border work has become routine, but the rules that govern it have not. Employees now move through short projects, hybrid roles and frequent travel as a matter of course, while tax and immigration frameworks still assume clearer borders, longer stays and firmer lines. That mismatch is showing up in delayed decisions, unexpected costs and growing […]
Contenido IHRproviders: United States – U.S. Court Holds That Treaties Do Not Provide a Foreign Tax Credit Against the NIIT: KPMG
On August 31, 2026, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (the “Federal Circuit”) reversed two taxpayer-favorable decisions of the U.S. Court of Federal Claims, holding that neither the U.S.-Canada income tax treaty nor the U.S.-France income tax treaty permits a foreign tax credit («FTC») to offset the U.S. net investment income tax […]
